POMP vs PandaSuite: signage you manage, or an app you build.
PandaSuite is a no-code tool for building interactive apps, which you export as a Windows, Android, iOS or web app and install on each kiosk. POMP is digital signage software: every screen, touch or not, runs the POMP player and is managed from one dashboard, with playlists, schedules and live data.
PandaSuite pricing
Priced per app, not per screen. The editor is free for one project; publishing an app starts at €66 a month.
- Editor: Free (1 active project), Pro €24 to €29 a month or €290 a year
- Web app: €66 a month or €790 a year
- Single (native app for one device family): €83 a month or €990 a year
- Multi (up to 5 projects, mobile and desktop): €141 a month or €1,690 a year
- Content hubs: €141 to €333 a month for 5 to 50 projects
- Unlimited devices per app; a one-off payment of a year's price lets you keep a self-hosted export
- Prices exclude VAT
From PandaSuite's website and public listings, checked November 2026. Prices change, so check with PandaSuite before you decide.
POMP and PandaSuite, feature by feature.
| Feature | POMP | PandaSuite |
|---|---|---|
| What it is | Digital signage platform with touch built in | No-code interactive app builder |
| Pricing | Free for 1 screen, then $19, $49 or $99 USD a month for up to 3, 10 or 100 screens | Free editor; published apps from €66 a month (€790 a year), unlimited devices per app |
| Free plan | Yes: 1 screen, forever, including touch | Free editor with 1 project; publishing to kiosks needs a paid plan |
| Devices | Apple TV, Android TV, iPad, Android tablets and touch screens, and any modern web browser (Windows, Mac, ChromeOS, kiosk browsers) | Windows (EXE), Android (APK), iPad and iPhone, web app |
| Managing screens | Cloud dashboard for every screen: pairing, playlists, schedules, sleep times, online status, offline email alerts (paid plans), proof of play and emergency broadcast | Publish updates to installed apps; no signage dashboard, screen status or playlists |
| Scheduling | By date, day and time, plus sleep and wake times | Not a scheduling tool |
| Non-touch screens | Yes: the same dashboard runs TVs, menu boards and video walls | Built for interactive apps rather than looping signage |
| Interactivity | Any part of a design can be a button that goes to the next, previous or a chosen screen. Included on every plan, including free | Deep interactivity: quizzes, games, forms, variables, conditions, multi-page apps |
| Offline | Store apps cache media and keep playing if the internet drops | Runs fully offline, with media stored on the device |
| Live data | Weather, news, calendars, RSS, KAMAR, data feeds, clocks and countdowns built in | APIs and external data sources |
| Set-up per screen | Install the free app or open the web player, pair it with a code, assign a playlist. No PC to build or install per screen | Export and install the app on each device; some updates need a re-export |
An honest recommendation.
Choose POMP if
- You have touch screens and ordinary screens, and want them in one dashboard with the same playlists and schedules.
- You want to see which screens are online, get an email when one drops off, and change content from anywhere.
- You want to start free: touch is on every plan, and the free plan includes 3 custom designs.
- Your touch screen is a directory, staff profiles, a catalogue or a menu, which POMP builds from tappable designs without code.
Choose PandaSuite if
- You're building a rich interactive app: quizzes, games, forms, e-learning or a museum experience with lots of logic.
- You also want to publish it to the App Store, Google Play or as an LMS course (SCORM).
- The kiosk is a one-off installation that rarely changes and doesn't sit in a wider screen network.
See how POMP touch screens work on the touch screen page, or compare every plan on the pricing page.
POMP vs PandaSuite questions
Is POMP a PandaSuite alternative?
For touch screens that show directories, profiles, catalogues, menus or visitor information, yes. POMP builds them from designs with buttons and manages them like any other screen. For complex apps with games, forms or e-learning, PandaSuite does more.
Which is cheaper for one kiosk?
POMP is free for one screen, touch included. PandaSuite's free editor covers building one project, and publishing it to a kiosk starts at €66 a month or €790 a year. For several screens, POMP's Basic plan is $19 USD a month for 3 screens.
Can POMP run offline like PandaSuite?
POMP's store apps cache media, so screens keep playing if the internet drops and pick up changes when it's back. Content is managed in the cloud, so you need a connection to change it.
Can a POMP touch screen collect form entries?
Not on the screen itself. Taps move between screens in a playlist. For sign-ups or forms, add a QR code people scan with their phone.
Weighing up PandaSuite? Try POMP free first.
Pair a screen, build a playlist and tap through a touch screen today. No card needed.